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114

THE CHINA

·LOCAL CRICKET

Hong Kong Club's Interesting Display

CLEVER BOWLING

9

Army Loses To Kowloon

T

MAIL.

Fine conditions favoured Saturday's cricket, some excellent performances being made in a number of matches.

T. ft. Macdonald, • Doodha,, b

Sirdar Khan ...

H. R. Remington, 1.b.w., b A. M.

Rumjahn.....................

WH. Walker, e 5 Ismall, d

Sirdar Khan

J. R. Collis, e Irani, b A. M.

Ramjaha ...

G. D. Mead, b A. M. Rumjahn ...

J. H. Ashworth, b A. M. Rumjaha |S. J. Jordain, walked on wicket, b

Sirdar Khan

J. R. Way, not out

Extras

}

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Lt. Gough, e Hunter, b King.... 25 2 L/Sgt. Lookyer, 1.b.w., b B. Baker Cpl. Deavell, 1.b.w., b A. Baker..

7 Lt. Macdonald, b B. Baker

Sgt. Harrison, b King

9L/Opt. Licence, not out

Sigm. Turner, b King

1 Sgt. Baldwin, b King

o Sigm. Arnison, 1.b.w., b ́Alexander

Extras

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS

5

1b

6

11

and could not cope with the bowl- Ing of Randla and Robertson, the team being dismissed for the score of 28 runs with Robertson'a and Randle's bowling average being 15 runs for two wickets and 11 runs for 7 wickets, respectively. Final-

cores as under:

9

R.A.0.C.

Rowe, b. Randle

81

Clarke, b Robertson

Vigus, b Randio

0. M. R. W. Sansom, b Robertson

10

2

Alexander

1

8

30 T. King

1 22

B. Baker

7 1 28

0. M.

R.

7.2 2

14

W. A. Baker

71 Post

18

4 1 13

9

1 û

0

LR.C. 2nd XI.

A first-cless game was played between the Hong Kong C.C. and the I.R.C., although failing light compelled the Intter to declare at the high figure of 78 for 2 wickets. Captain Sillitoe played in good, style for Hong Kong, making 65 runs, the highest individual score. A. M. Humjahn

Sirdar Khan..... The Navy showed much improved form in their match with B. R. Irani Craigengower, whom they defeated by 16 runs, and some clover bowling and batsmanship was seen.

The match between the R.A.S.C. and R.A. was not played, R. Nazarin, e Skinner, b Way owing to the absence of several members of the latter team, who S. Ismail, b Way ... were playing for the Army against Kowloon, in which the former A. M. Rumjahn, b Skinner

D. Mohammed, run out ...... went down badly to the mainlanders.

FIRST-CLASS BATTING

Division I

HONG KONG C.C. v. L.R.C.

N. M. Omar, b Laslett

A. B. Hamson, b Annahein F. Oliver, b Laslett J. Champion, b Laslett

Played on the Hong Kong Club was an inter- ground, this match esting display of good batsmanship and bowling, both teams giving a goud account of themselves. Hong Kong Club batted Arst and substantial scores were made in one J. M. Ribeiro, not vot

G. F. Doodha, c Walker, b Way E. Hiptoola, run out

J. M. A. Rumjaha, b Walker

M. P. Madar, run dut

Total

3

34

1 0 1

RECREIO v. C.C.C. 2ND XL.

Craigengower, C.C. 2nd XI were overwhelmed in a League Cricket match versus the Club de Recreio on the latter's ground on Saturday.

Walker, e Wilmott, b Randle Ackerman, b Handle

Redmond, rot out

Rial, b Randle Bussey, did not bat

Dawber, b Randle Day, b Randle

Extra

4 The Club de Recreio bowling trio, 'Robertson

6 Sousa, Alves and Xavier accounted, Randle

5 for their wickets for very low

Total

28

BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M. R. W.

8 3

7 1 15 11

2

7

Civil Service C.C.

. scores. The batting of the Club de Paterson, c & b Rial

11 Recrelo was very good indeed and Harper, a Redmond, b Walker

with did not appear to cause them Edmonds, e Dawber, b Rial any uneasiness.

101 with 157 runs for 6 wickets.

Club do Recreio

H. M. Xavier. * Muskett, b

Sourbutts

Robertson, not out

IN

42

Total (for 8 wkts.).. 215

H. A. Alves, c Kitchell, & Sourbutts 60Wilmott, Booker and Davies did not L. A. Guterren, 12 Kew,

Sourbutta.....

Sirdar Khan, b Walker

{E. Irani, e Sab, b Walker

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Craigengower C.C.

H. P. Linn, b Dalison

1

H. T. Barma, not out

Extras

the bowling they had to contend Chittenden, h Sansom.....

4

They declared, Freeman, L.b.w., b Walker

R. C. Reid, b Dalison..

Б

Re.

Oswick, Clarke, b Vigus

S. Zimmern, b Dailson

11

Handle, not out

8. Abbas, c Bennett, b Dalison

15

BOWLING ANALYSIS

sult as under:-

74 ND

42

0. M. R. W.

Extras

1

1 Skinner

7 1 23

4 Way

6 2 20

12 Ashworth

Walker

Б

0

29

6 0 20

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Ibat.

n

FOLICE RGV RE & RE

D. P. Xavier, e Gill, b Kitchell..

65

Extras

17

Total

103

An evenly contested game. was F. J. Remedios, atp. Kew, b GI.. witnessed on Saturday when the, M. F. Pinna, not out Palice met and defeated the R.E. 1 Extras

22 Sansom

ย

Rial Walker

11

Vigas

BOWLING ANALY519 0. M. 10 3 27

R. W.

1

and R. Signals in 1 League Match on their own ground at

Total (for 6 wkta.).. 152

10.1 6 27

5

Happy Valley on Saturday,

8" 0 or

a play

throughout

2 0

10

1 and

the

The WAS keen

Sourbutts bowling and

bat- Way

BOWLING ANALYSIS

O. M. R. W.

10 2 57 嗑

3

0 13

0

3 1 10 0

S. A. Cuasumbhoy, c Stephenson, The b Dalison

and the

or two instances from weak bowling, Those cases were rare I.R.C. Boon discovered the weakness. Captain Sillitee compiled the best score of the game, namely 65 runs,

uncertain put up in no

manner. or two mainly in fours and one

The outfield work of the sixes.

I.R.C.: was especially good and thorough, and one extremely hot catch was brought off by H. Rumjahn.

The falling light compelled the

I.R.C. to declare with 78 runs

for 2 wickets, nevertheless a good idea was given as to the ultimate

result of the match had the dark- ness not interfered. Scoros under:-

Hong Kong C.C.

J. Barrow, 1.h.w., b Madar

fus

0. Moor, b Arculli

14

Capt. F. Silltoe, c & b Madar

86

J. R. Hinton, b Curreem

Capt. Strachey, run out

C. L. Oliphant, c & b H. Rumjahn

A. Reid, b.w., & A. A. Runjahn

W. 8. Field, b Laslett

A. B. Lasiett Lt. Dalison Lt. Bennett Comdr. Annahein

J. E Noronha, b Sourbetta

ting of each team was extremely Muskett

Harrison of the R.E. ex- Abbas

THE ARMY v. KOWLOON C.C.good.

0 20

4 0 24

13 0

8

Craigengower C.C. 2nd XI.

celled himself with the ball, his Lat The Army made a poor show |áverage being 37 runs for 4 wickets, Bradbury against the Kowloon C.C. on Satur- and they were hard earned wickets Kitchell day in a friendly match played on as well. T. King of the Police Gil

The Army best even this with 22 runs for 5 the latter's ground.

Final Acores were batted first and until Lt. Musson wickets. was dismissed for 14 runs it seem-under- ed as though a good exhibition would be given, but after this C. F. Alexander, c Penny, b comparatively early fall of a wicket, Arnison .............

Police R.C.

the team seemed to go-to pieces and T. Hunter, & Deavell

the wickets fell in a short time, the A. Kirby, e & b Arnison bowlers of the Kowloon Club And-T. H. King, e Deavell, b Harrison

11- ing their weakness every

time. H Danbrowsky,

Harrison

Fenny,

B. W. Bradbury, e Remedior,

b Sousa

6 Y. Abbas, b 3ouka

18 R. Souzbutts, b Sousa

AB

1

J. W. Leonard, 1.b.w., b Xavier ..

A. Kitcholl, e Figueiredo, b Sousa

1

| W. K. Way, e H. Xavier, b Sousa

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4. D. Gill, e Figueiredo, b Soas

10 W. B. Muskett, b Sousa

b

9

1

0

2.1

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BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M. R. W. 54

84

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4 1 36

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Lt. Christian, c Hall, b Á. T. Lee C.Q.M.S. Matthews, not out .... 1L/Cpl. Swayer, c A. T. Lee, b W.

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Gurreem, b

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18

33

The Army

Lt. Musson, e G. Hall, b N. Ross 14: Lt. Thickness, b A. T. Lee ......

A. Reynolds, b Denvell

A. V. Baker, b Harrison

B. G. Baker, e & b Harrison

E! Post, e Gough, b Turner

L. Wagland, not out

Findlay, b Turner

Extras

W. Youngsaye, not out

G. Li, H. Xavier, b Alves

H. Kew, Figueiredo, b Soum

Extras

Total

6 Xavier

Sousa

18

19

21

3.22

23

125

21927

128

+30

31

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A. C. I. Bowker, c

37 3B

39

HO

141

A. A. Rumjahn

143

H. V. Parker, not out

45

1-146

47 M

148

T. E. Pearce, not out

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150 3751

15253

154

Extras

55

15b

57

158 59

Total (for 8 wkts.)

H. Owen Hughes did not bat.

184

Capt. Reynolds, c E. Fincher, b

A. T. Loe

$ Total

93 Pinna

1

BOWLING ANALYSIS

H. Alves

Lt. Swayne, b N. Rosa

2

0. M. R. W.

163

16

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66

BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M. R. W.

Lt. Maxwell, e W. Brace, b N.

Ross

Harrison

167 168

69

70

171

72

M. R. Abbas

7 3 18

Arnison Deavell

A. R. Minu

7 2 21

73

75

176

A. el Arculli

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A. H. Madar

11 0 37

2

1

77

78

80

J. C. A. Curreem.. 4 Q 20

A. S. Sulfad

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183

A. H. Rumjohn

A. A. Ramjahn

Indian R.C.

A. el Arculli, not out....

A. H. Rumjahn, c & b Reid......

A. H. Madar, c Barrow, b Bowker 15

A. R. Minu, not out ....

Extras

Total (for 2 wkts,)

A. A. Rumjahn, S. A. Ismail, A. S. G. Leo

Suffiad, O. Ismail, A.. R. Minu, M. R.

Abbas, J. S. A. Curreem did not.

BOWLING ANALYSIS

Extras

2

Total

20

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26-Footway

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BOWLING ANALYSIS

A. T. Lee

*

N. Ross

12

2

W. Brace

78

ENNMO

0. M. R. W.

17 8

31 3

3 8 3

12

1

Kowloon C.C.

E. C. Fincher, retired

62

F. E. Fincher, e Christian,

59-Slender

0.

R. W

Musign

36

A. C. I. Bowker ...

} 3 16 1

E. F. Fincher, retired

52

H. Parker

A. Reid

7 2 11

F. Zimmern, not out

12

0 0 26

1

G. Lee, b Reynolds

50-Enthusiast [62–High In stature

ff. Owen Hughes

0 0 20 4

3

0 15

2

13

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28

2

38

18

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BOWLING ANALYSIS

0. M. R. W.

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THE NAVY v. CRAIGENGOWER

G. A. V. Hall, not out

Extras

Total (for 4 wkta).. 158

N. Mackay, W. Brace, A. T. Loe, D.

The Navy have fully recovered Laing and N. H. Ross did not bat. from the shock of their heavy defeat

BOWLING ANALYSIS

O. M. R. W. B 2 24 1 4 1 17

of last week by the Indian Re creation Club, as was shown by B. S. M. Lench Capt. Reynolds their play against Craigengower Lt. Musson C.C. at Happy Valley on Saturday Lt-Swayne during a Friendly Match. The Lt. Christian comparison to the result of laat C.Q.M.S. Matthews week's match is amazing, this time the bowling and batamanship of the Navy seams to be better than

10 1 40

2 0 22

6 0 88 30

Division II

aver. A distinct improvement was H.K.C.C. 2ND XL. v. LRC. 2ND XL

noticeable from the start when the

In Q friendly match on

Navy opened the batting, com- paratively high scores were put up Saturday at

Bookumpoo, the in. good time and altogether it was Indian Recreation Club heavi

a very

a creditable performance. They defented the Hong Kong Craigengower, men did not have Club 2nd XI. The Hong Kong time to get settled at the wicket Club batted flrat and

poor attempt was made to deal with the bowling in any sort of style. |A. M. Rumjaha and Birdar Khan simply took the wickets without any difficulty whatsoever. The ( field- work of the IR.C. was excellent,

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The Navy Comdr. Anashein, Lb.w, b Abbas 17 Surg. Comdr. Shaw, è & b Hamson 12

Lt. Stephanson, Rold, b Omar .. 24 thus preventing any scoring being

150 Lt. Wright, hit wkt, b Champion 80 made in this direction. The last

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Mr. M. R. Beltrão.

Mr. J. F. Silva

125 Comdr. Stanley, b Omar

Mr. J. A. Barradas (Capt.)

189 Sub. Lt Glass b Omar

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